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Researching the transformation of the Democratic Party in the neoliberal era at NYU Sociology. Writing in Jacobin, member of DSA.
Editor at Jacobin, writing at Left Notes, In These Times, Catalyst, and elsewhere. Organizing with the Democratic Socialists of America and Bread & Roses. Semi-reformed academic philosopher.
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